Sisters in Business Launches a New Minority Business Directory
Sep 1, 2020
A new business directory for minority-owned businesses, Sisters in Business, has launched. Businesses have the opportunity to list their business, events, services, and jobs to promote their brands in a variety of ways.
September 1, 2020 / / —
A new business directory has launched, aiming to support minority-owned businesses in Houston and beyond in the rest of the United States. Sisters in Business offers opportunities for businesses to reach their audience and join together as a community for support and networking.
Recent world events have made it especially important for minority businesses to support each other and to gain support from their communities. Sisters in Business offers listing opportunities that help businesses to boost their online traffic and sales, helping them to be discovered by new segments of their audience. The site allows businesses to list events, jobs, places, and services all in one platform. There is also an app to make it easy for people to list and search for businesses whenever and wherever they want to.
Listings on Sisters in Business allow for the addition of a variety of features. Businesses can include ticketing links for events, videos, coupons, and other assets that are designed to help drive traffic. Both free and paid options are available on the platform, offering a flexible choice to business owners, no matter what their budget looks like. The listings both allow consumers to help discover new businesses and make it easier for people within the business community to support each other.
Many minority-owned businesses have struggled with how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected them. Strikes and boycotts have unfairly affected minority-owned businesses, too, leaving business owners trying to keep driving forward in difficult circumstances. The Sisters in Business directory helps businesses in Houston and the US to come together and create strength in numbers.
A basic business listing is available to create for free, with premium and advanced business listings offered as a paid option. Other services are offered through the website's online store, too, including content writing, logo design, promotions, and video creation. These additional services help business owners to optimize their listings and get more from the platform.
Submitting a listing on the Sisters in Business directory is simple. Business owners and marketers only need to select the listing level that they want and fill in their listing with as much information as possible. Paid options offer the benefit of options such as a company logo, image slideshow, services, and job, event, and places listings. Exploring the existing business listings on the site is easy too. The search engine and filtering enable visitors to the directory to search using keywords, categories, and locations, as well as look for different types of listings.
Discover more about Sisters in Business and create a business listing at https://www.sibhouston.com. To find out more, please get in touch with Selle Evans by calling 7133773357, emailing [email protected] or writing to 16635 Spring Cypress Rd 664 Cypress, TX 77429.
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Name: Selle Evans
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Organization: Sisters in Business
Address: 16635 Spring Cypress Rd 664 Cypress, TX 77429
Phone: 7133773357
Website: https://www.sibhouston.com
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